ClusterTalk Podcast Episode 11

This One Goes to 11

In an episode more stuffed with material than Nigel Tufnel’s shoe store, Scott Pinzon and Chris Adiletta host news and technical tips about Big Data storage. Gobbled from the Feed: How biometric data influenced the editing of The Revenant; a one-billion-euro prototype reactor that could generate clean energy, at 100 million degrees Centigrade. OneFS NEXT: SMB3 continuous availability; Varun Chhabra on why Isilon users might want Elastic Cloud Storage. Hidden Gems: Katie Johnson explains how you can troubleshoot just like Isilon support engineers. Hadoop Roundup: Bill Crew on why you’ll want both SQL and NoSQL apps for analytics. Plus You Asked for It, Cool Commands, and in What’s Making Us Happy, a round-up of sci-fi cable shows worth watching, and notable new gadgets from CES.

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Show Notes:

Big Data in Film

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/how-the-revenant-and-big-1342043815477302.html

Fusion Power

http://www.gizmag.com/wendelstein7x-fusion-stellarator-plasma-tests/40014/

OneFS 8.0 Feature

SMB Continuous Availability

Hidden Gem

Isilon Troubleshooting Guides with Katie Johnson